Alki Beach Park
- Park
- Regional draw
- Seattle
Alki Beach Park follows the West Seattle waterfront, combining a long beach, a shared promenade and broad views across Puget Sound.
Walking and cycling routes link recreation areas and landmarks, including the small Statue of Liberty replica shown in the photograph.
Use current city information for seasonal facilities, reserved volleyball courts and fire-pit rules; fires are restricted to permitted places and operating periods. Share the promenade considerately with other users. Water remains cold throughout the year, and tides change the exposed beach. Check conditions and follow posted shoreline and recreation restrictions.
Visitor details reviewed October 27, 2026. Consult primary place information for background, and confirm current access and operating arrangements before visiting. View on OpenStreetMap.
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